Nail experts explain the benefits of using a natural nail polish remover instead of acetone, plus which products to shop for your at-home manicures. Typically, acetone is one of the fastest ways to ...

With so many fantastic “three-free” nail polish removers on the market, there’s no reason to ever again torture your hands and nails with harsh, drying chemicals. In the last few years, much progress ...

Treat your nails with some TLC by opting for the natural with this DIY natural nail polish remover Treat your nails with some TLC by opting for the natural with Most nail polish removers available in ...

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This has probably been the longest you’ve gone without refreshing your gel manicure (same), and the temptation to bite and peel and scrape the gunk off your fingernails is only growing stronger by the ...

Let's be honest, since the lockdown a lot of our beauty rituals have pretty much gone out of the window. Some will be reading this article with hair extensions that have seen better days, eyebrows ...

For anyone who has trouble making a normal manicure last more than three days, discovering the magic of gel nails (near flawless for three weeks?!) can be life changing. But the worst part about gel ...

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Treating yourself to a professional manicure is a great act of self-care but removing the gel polish after it has grown out can be a pain to say the least. Not only do you have to take time to book ...

Like the hair on your head, the outermost layer or “plate” of your fingernail is dead. That’s why you can clip its tip without feeling pain. But beneath your nail lies a delicate network of sensitive ...